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  1. Thanks for the reply, Yeah I got the impression it's similar to dslr in the sense of pick the lens and pod and gear for the type of images. I'm hoping to do moon/planet imaging via the telescope (so closer and more detailed than dslr and zoom could do) but that sounds quite a range, maybe I need to be specific with which planets due to distance etc (assuming focal length and fstop and tripod make a difference. If I were to say the moon and possibly Saturn viewing, would that give a hint as the which focal length and tripod mount I needed
  2. Good advice.. I will have to battle my impulsive instinct.
  3. Thanks David.. really useful I use a 6d and yep all red ring lens's, so the thinking is can I do 2 things... 1 is photography via the dslr and a specialist astrophotography lens and 2 deeper zoom images via a telescope. Although I'm assuming a lot from telescopes and my ability to use them i.e that telescope like photography is a trial and error till you figure out what you like to take. With me having a son, I'm hoping to use the telescope to take and view recognisable objects to a child i.e. moon, some planets I.e. What a 10yr old would know, then the question is what should I look for in the telescope I e. Focal length fstop score which brands are best for tripod rigidity and stopping zoom creep ... But that's me assuming photography and telescopes cross some tech paths..
  4. Hey all. I'm a wildlife and sports photographer but want to move into astronomy via telescope. Just wondering what would be a recommended kit for someone who has the motivation to learn and build a new skill .. I have a ten yrs old son so being able to see the moon, planets, rings, satellites would be great if we could then print out or record the findings. Budget around 2k. UK north England based. Thanks in advance. When I started Photography was so difficult googling the equipment as you always get a mix of rubbish and great gear but so many poor reviews.... Hoping to get some experienced views on the best startup gear that is as automated and computer compatible with photo functionality.
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